Red Eye w/Greg Gutfeld has retired its longest running segment: Pinch, a snooty sounding anthropomorphic newspaper that parodies the New York Times. Pinch has been a regular on the show along with his intern Porch, a pint-sized version of himself. However, they recently disappeared much to the delight of guest host Andy ... [Read More]

Things get heated when G4's Sara Underwood and model Emily Ratajkowski fight over the grill in a new Carl's Jr. / Hardee's Commercial. The cooks start throwing meat at each other and Underwood's breasts get splattered with sauce but it's all good. The twosome looks down and sees another delicious pair: pulled pork on a ... [Read More]

Batman's origin story gets a little more context in Batman the Dark Knight #12. The story dovetails the two most pivotal moments in Bruce Wayne's life: falling into a bat cave and the murder of his parents. The Scarecrow captures Batman and doses him with a new fear toxin. It's revealed in a flashback that as a child the ... [Read More]

Each week the Futurama opening features a new humorous caption but the actual animation is largely unchanged with the exception of what plays on the Jumbotron at the end. The reason is obvious: animation is time-consuming and expensive. This week's episode "Viva Mars Vegas" gets around that with a live-action opening that's ... [Read More]

Axe commercials aren't known for their wit but its newest ad is head and shoulders above the rest. It stars a pair of disembodied breasts and a head of hair that find themselves separated from more than their bodies. They are interrupted every time they start to make a romantic connection. When a missed bus finally ... [Read More]

DC Universe Presents #12 introduces the dinosoids, a trio of dinosaur humanoids named Teryx, Steg, and Euctenochas Matia Pterodactylidae (Dac for short) or as Kid Flash calls her "hot lizard girl." Unfortunately for our hero, Dac is already in a love triangle with her Cretaceous companions. She's sure to be just as ... [Read More]

DC Comics is promoting the Robot Chicken DC Comics Special with a Robot Chicken variant cover for Aquaman #12, which goes on sale August 29. It features Aquaman standing triumphantly over the broken bodies of his Super Friends. "This is the last thing I ever thought we'd put on an Aquaman cover because it's such a ... [Read More]